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We realized a room divider rendering the understated beauty of one of Rembrandt’s portraits, for a restaurant. The double-sided construction separates whilst still respecting the character of the space by way of its transparency. By using the smaller DOT we were able to include a lot of detail in the image.

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Dedots room divider featuring rembrandt portrait for restaurant

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We realized a room divider rendering the understated beauty of one of Rembrandt’s portraits, for a restaurant. The double-sided construction separates whilst still respecting the character of the space by way of its transparency. By using the smaller DOT we were able to include a lot of detail in the image.

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Partitions in interiors are frequently heavy or opaque, breaking continuity and blocking light. They tend to interrupt visual flow and detract from spatial harmony. In a restaurant setting, such divisions can feel harsh or out of place. The challenge is how to divide with subtlety and maintain openness.

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By using Dedots with a fine dot size, we embedded detailed imagery into the mesh without sacrificing transparency. The double-sided design ensures that both sides of the divide contribute to the visual narrative. The divider defines zones but still “reads through,” preserving connection and ambiance. The result is functional separation that feels delicate and artful.

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Dedots is a modular dot-panel mesh system allowing custom imagery through 3D dots mounted on panels. It supports high resolution, transparency, structural integrity and seamless connections. In this installation it was used to render a Rembrandt portrait as a room divider—balancing detail, lightness and spatial presence in one elegant architectural piece.

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